why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headline news. report on our. relations between washington and clay road no major test does present more say is in the u.s. the lead well intentioned between the two over on to american pride. didn't europe be filled furious spreads to news days have the violence in greece while muslims continue to get in the arab state. when they do carry out the billions spent on foreign aid and huge salaries to british consultants involved in the program while struggling own brains for the benefit cuts and the price hikes.

this is all see coming to life for most cocoa hollow and welcome to the program. and sentiment across to our wall gathers pace tension between washington and the largest regional powers also grow the biggest question mark is over the future of an american gyptian relations on present morse's fast visit to the u.s. for the un general assembly might clarify its certain issues and ahead of his trip most accuse washington of having a biased policy in the region to demonstrate more independence from the us than his predecessor. has the possibility of that really happening. mohamed morsi came to power on promises to make could the capital of palestine and open up

egypt's corridor with gaza his presidency promised his supporters a chance to reclaim egypt some pride especially on the international stage one of the curious things is that the americans have been to egypt since morsi was elected and they congratulated him but morsi didn't rush off to united states he went to china instead and also to iran which was a diplomatic snub to you know it it states but the snub it seems more of a token gesture because when angry egyptians took to the streets to protest against the united states the muslim brotherhood kept in the background and president morsi criticism of the u.s. was muted dr saeed sadik a longtime observer of egyptian foreign policy says morsi cannot replace the united states with another world superpower but godless of how much you might want to change your foreign policy or restructure it it's a big process and you need i'll turn it over and the alternative is not i don't think china for. placement the fact is there for egypt to prosper and solve

its economic problems it still needs washington cairo receives close to two billion u.s. dollars a year in economic and military aid and so two and a half months into his presidency the new muslim brotherhood president is having to maintain an increasingly delicate balancing act his hardline supporters on the one hand the west and washington on the other prompting many observers to ask what if anything has changed since mubarak's era in egypt today is not very different than it had been under mubarak egypt u.s. relations during the mubarak era or quite strong the u.s. is an important partner in economic partner for egypt and it would be very difficult for us to any president coming in during konami crisis to rock the boat but the recent finding demonstrations during. talks of a proposed one billion american dollars in debt relief to egypt and although washington stresses this is merely temporary and there's no major shift in u.s.

aid to egypt and the relationship between the two countries remains strained this war with erected several days ago to prevent protesters from reaching the american embassy on the other side but there is no sign of anyone wanting to take it down a physical reminder of the growing barrier that now exists between kléber and washington but it's a barrier that neither side wants to make permanent because while morsi might be pulls apart politically from his predecessor on the international front he's trading remarkably close policy r.t. . in europe outrage over a us still knocking islam is engulfing new countries fast clashes have erupted in the greek capital as police used tear gas and pepper spray to this past muslim protestors it follows then rest in france for muslims to the streets after a french magazine published caricatures of the prophet mohammad place in paris arrested twenty one people for defying a ban on protests rallies and we are acting to the publications hundreds of

students gathered in teheran to call for the expulsion of the french ambassador from iraq and cyberspace journalist on this paris only has itself to blame for falling out of favor with followers of islam. the government is in a very difficult position because of their policy in syria and because of their various inconsistent. is large all french leaders like most european leaders are in the in the nature of a bind they've committed themselves to nature tied up with nato france under sarkozy committed itself more strongly than any time since general de gaulle to nato. there is the usual sore stick and carrot trum from washington so that there's that aspect of it and also they want to appear to be punching above their weight to use a british expression in internet. national politics because they want to keep their veto in the united nations so there is no difficulty on the other hand there is

a growing feeling in leftwing circles that the government's policy is nonsense you cannot support it terrorism on monday and condemn it on tuesday and then support it again on wednesday they're playing it both ways they don't want to enrage the the people the alleged five million people of muslim backgrounds in france are a lot of people on the other hand they stick to their line that they allow free speech which of course is only allowed in france on certain subjects but the ongoing syrian conflict has made many nations in the region of africa sions but in neighboring lebanon people are already feeling the clashes between those supporting and opposing syria's president a son have become a common sight on lebanese trees and everything points of the country being dragged into the war even as the sick af and explains. another day another battle in syria. it's a war that has taken on increasingly sectarian tones that some fear could in gulf

neighboring countries it's the state's outside more vulnerable the neighbors of syria that could be said to be more vulnerable than syria itself for gratian and civil war lebanon stands right in the path of the blast waves lebanon fought its own civil war on terror in lines for fifteen years and now the syrian conflict is literally spilling across its border syrian troops have carried out incursions into lebanese territory while rebels take shelter in lebanese towns it is aggravated i'm healed wounds from the past string fears of a new civil war that's already have had effect here in lebanon it is. the politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut lebanon of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support

syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect is divided in half between the groups that support that syrian syrian regime and those people actually. helping and corrupt allies and going there for what they scald the free syrian army no where is that divide and more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army and we spoke to fighters on both sides who showed no willingness to disarm. ok. you know this is the leader of a sunni militia here in tripoli is babble to ban islam i asked him whether peace

with his opponents is possible that. as long as assad remains in power there won't be peace in syria lebanon or iraq or palestine through be no peace while he is in force and neighboring general must send an alawite fighter shows me the destroyed remains of his home when asked to explain the recent fighting with his sunni neighbors this was his response not the dollars just we are defending ourselves against machines of terror and they're serious we are being brought in from that red. even the push to defend islam is most unifying figure the prophet muhammad wasn't enough to bridge lebanon's sick tarion divide in beirut separate protests against an anti islam video has turned tens of thousands of shias to the streets days later a hardline sunni cleric who gathered his own supporters in the capital they may have been united in their outrage the protesters carried flags that left no doubt which side of the syrian divide they're on for now lebanon is holding together but

some residents here wonder whether this is just the calm before the storm this is what your eyes are going to cover. they're going to have their start they can start their careers in the streets here and then. everyone is going to fight this thing like that so it's never going to get this shelled out building stands in beirut green line which for nearly two decades divided this city journal lebanon's bitter civil war christian communities lived over here to the east muslim communities lived across the street to the west but as the armed conflict in syria continues to escalate just across the border many here in lebanon fear that the fragile peace could yet again be shattered and that sectarian tensions could once again plunge this nation of nearly four million into another civil war for our team and lucy california in beirut. this is also. the year they were. also as in the east china sea. china sounds in the. group of disputed islands with. however the beijing might not be the only two players washington's involved as in

the long. run. and in the business bullets and will tell you all about the surprises at the sochi forum and why the russian ruble could be a worthwhile investment these stories and more after a short break. if you're passing through russia's to be a region you really can walk on the wild side thousands of kilometers of unspoiled countryside make up an area where it's still possible to live off the learned and enterprising locals so the fruits of the forest by the side of nearly every road such spectacular scenery makes it a paradise for fisherman and provides a business opportunity for hunter is going on he has been hunting for more than thirty years and works for a company providing expeditions for tourists this season ducks are on the menu.

the two things a successful duck under a patient but a bubble. which means that i need to be very quiet i'm not going to frighten the birds. often. but when you've been in the business as long as he has the birds don't stand much chance. there are defined hunting seasons in russia but lax enforcement means many animals are killed out of the allotted times which can leave young animals orphaned and unable to survive but environmentalists are fighting back the heart of just u.s. forest provides a sanctuary for the most famous beast in russia. it's home to a group who rescue often bear cubs and raise them when they're old enough to fend for themselves the cubs a target taken to a remote location and released back into the wild but it's not just bears who find

a haven here this is wolf island here wolf pups who've been captured by hunters or bought from zoos have a second chance at life and conservationists have a unique opportunity to observe them these walls are all around four months old and they'll stay in this area for up to three years then most will go back to the wild for good just viewing them from the car was an experience in itself but then after a bit of a bumpy ride came an opportunity i just couldn't pass up. and this is what i was hoping for when i heard i was coming to a place called wolf island a chance to get close and personal with the locals and it's these guys are going to act as foster parents for the next generation will come here using the older walls as surrogate parents has already proved a successful technique. every year i place the infant wolves with one year old wolf cubs his parental instinct is totally shaped and they take them as their own cubs

it's an important part of the world's development and a major factor in the success of a project which has seen more than twenty generations of cubs grow up here it's going to continue to take time and money to rehabilitate the wolf's reputation in russia. but the keepers here hope their research and dedication i mean that we foil and remains a place where visitors can truly understand the cool of the wild. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew. was a big issue. welcome back while many households in the u.k.

struggled to make. the government is tightening its grip squeezing out additional cash to meet its international status the british government has not talked to the list of j. foreign aid spenders but has also. called the multi-million pound contracts being signed on the banks of the port. i'm standing in front of the london headquarters of adam smith international according to that website they provide consultancy on economic and government reform while the website doesn't say is that one of the number of firms to have profited heavily from the british government's foreign aid budget last year alone the u.k.'s department for international development spent over five hundred million pounds on international projects abroad that's allowed the executives in the company behind me to pocket the biggest salaries and million pound bonuses britain's hefty foreign aid budget includes an annual spend of two hundred eighty million pounds that goes to india that's despite the fact that

india's economy is so successful that they themselves provide two billion pounds worth of international aid each year they even have their own space program at a time when the coalition government is considering freezing benefits for the most vulnerable in the u.k. society some m.p.'s wondering whether all this taxpayers' money should be spent they call questionable foreign aid the department for international development has said they're going to stop giving aid to india but that hasn't stopped them building a new office in the going to be quite shortly spending four hundred thousand pounds of money on furniture now this isn't the kind of spending that want to see given the pressure on their own budgets for critics of the u.k.'s substantial foreign aid budget there's more bad news on the way prime minister david cameron is planning on increasing it that means that by the year twenty fourteen the u.k.'s department for international development could be dishing out over fourteen billion pounds

a year that's going to mean lucrative contracts the so-called poverty barons that run consultancy firms like the one behind me now in recent days the bank of england has one struggling british households to brace themselves for the price hikes in food and fuel with poverty here in the u.k. predicted to increase over the next eight years many struggling households are going to be left wondering whether all that money spent abroad on what many call questionable foreign aid might be better used to home. and cleansing will stories waiting for your no websites i'll see docomo had that with elaine says it's been so can show why a double amputee was trapped by the marines due to a danger but. to bounce a journey that will never take seven people under them under the wheels of a drunken russian cliver who slammed into a bus stop and moscow has almost two hundred kilometers trying to learn more of

what sites. tensions escalating between beijing and tokyo in the asia pacific at least two chinese patrol ship some washing of the waters near disputed islands in the east china sea which japan claims ownership and i want to live someday contested land that is believed to be full of natural resources and cross has have been held in both countries the u.s. has played its hand in the conflict as well building up military activity in the region and back in tokyo in the dispute and defense analyst les all such team believes washington's actions could fund the flames liked. the secretary of defense that he fears that there are. disputes could be to war between china and he also

expressed that the united states is going to support your so that means if you come to blows let's hope it's a charge that would send naval force to try to apply da vinci code and serve each force if they change for the good of course charge that tries to follow their base first like try to locate your part and see trade further so then the united states would be the ceilings of communication and that could lead to a major regional war at least to. us at once the other. let's now take a look at some other news from around the world this hour the libyan militia group jado revolutionary brigade has handed over its compounds to the government the move comes as the country's president moochers to do something to gain the control why it's part is the armed groups has increased the u.s. embassy guards there which killed ambassador chris stevens. the government of

kazakhstan has stepped down also the republic's president time nazarbayev dismiss the prime minister he will now have the president administration while work starts on forming a new cabinet is done the survivor has been so the president of the country for more than twenty gears now since its independence from the soviet union. at least eleven people are dead and as many as thirty eight others still missing after another lunch at a group of climbers on the himalayan mountain is trying on mount manaslu in northern new paul the world's eighth highest peak the also climbing season comes right after the end of the monsoon rains making weather conditions unpredictable so the cause of the avalanche is still being investigated. time not the business was not so sure the soul transform has come to and then so what was it like that time while russia's top economic event actually brought

a number of surprises this year with all the details our correspondent dmitri medvedev. this year's sochi investment four was different the last one to be held here in the tory is simply theater and the first one to be led by prime minister medvedev rather than president and the tone was different not so much cherishing of past economic achievements but rather criticism that russia is not becoming more competitive and experts agree the energies just have to be channeled. the energy today is no channel but i and that's what i'm trying to teach and i'm bringing my associates training people to. my books for my paper and now i have a consulting firm you hope to make it for the prime minister has ordered by this corruption and inefficient government institutes have led to insufficient competition on the markets placing russia at sixty seven place on the global scale

if you have a boost from governmental dominus then you get into in trouble with the things like corruption and inefficiency is. not a clear. good setting and stuff like that so personally i like more system which is which is more driven by market than the government but apparently this will be a difficult task as forums like so to demonstrate just how closely the business in states and russia ends of twine together like two parts of one mechanism to me a realisation something has to be done is a step in the right direction. let's not check out the equity markets first to moscow a major slide for the russian shares on the opening not surprising considering where asia it's trading and it is indeed it is trading in the red on concerns that the euro crisis is far from being resolved on the currency market the euro is reflecting these concerns weakening to the u.s. dollar the russian ruble on the opening is extending last week's

a loss as to the major currencies a legendary investor tim rogers recently said he's interested in buying into the room to bolster degree of promotions new comic school says it could be profitable. in an economy like russia currency is a function no david allowed flown old price both things are very volatile so it's a cave it profitable as well it does much it would be much worse if central bank defended their old boat or or kept it from appreciation i think it's very good it is determined by the market russian this is so generally known that it and as they said the russian government they realize the potential of russian economy will be a capital good building floor and those who come to earth will make a lot of money and that i think is understood by jim rogers. well you're all up to date see you back here in fifteen minutes thank you very much indeed for that natasha see you later and coming up shortly also he discusses the rolling wave on to american close ties with honest time crude directo the conflicts forum in beirut

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very. optimism surrounding the arab spring has been replaced by worries about the arab fall as a wave of anti western protests and violence sweep across the muslim world. but for one former british spy in the recent events brings to mind unheeded lessons from

the past in his thirty years of british government service alastair crook has operated in trouble spots all cross the globe from helping them which i had seen fighters in afghanistan against the soviets to working with rebel political groups in northern ireland cambodia and colombia as a former special envoy to the middle east he has brokered a number of cease fires between israel and the palestinian movements fatah and hamas he now serves as the director of the conflicts forum in beirut. marty sat down with him for an exclusive interview thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us but is the wave of recent violence the anti-american a wave of protests across the middle east do you see that as a coordinated effort or or perhaps just a reaction to what's going on on the ground it seems to me that what happened in libya was well planned and well conceived i mean very well planned. and was certainly not something that happened just out of the blue and it coincided

of course with the anniversary of nine eleven. and seems to be more serious i don't think that necessarily suggests that everything else that this that occurred during this period. was therefore coordinated or well designed or or well planned but more to touch was a real latent sense of anger at what people see as the continuing aggression this race here to against their traditions against culture against their way of being in this region by western states the recent events the sudden outbreak of salafist and in libya itself didn't bend the the very seeds of what keep american so. you knew you were a marriage this outbreak will cause. the west cumulatively to begin to question and .